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Taking a look at the drivers of major oil and gas bull markets. Consensus analysts are probably aiming too low with their long-run oil and gas price forecasts. Read more.

In buying Occidental Buffett is applying superb analysis to an industry that he knows, taking a knowledge-based contrary view to the idea that the death of hydrocarbons is here. Read more...

Roughly two weeks ago, AAA's national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline peaked just above $5.

We expect elevated inflation to continue into 2023 due to the lagged impact of food supply disruption and elevated energy costs.

Rising real yields will push gold and oil down trumping supply and demand for oil. Oil faces a further recession and demand risk and gold faces lower inflation risk. Click here for more.

Oil and gas producing countries across the world are rolling out policies and regulations to boost investment in emission-reduction technologies and decarbonization of the upstream sector. In North Am

Outside of Congress and the Federal Reserve, the White House is limited in what it can do to fight inflation.

Central banks are facing a growth-inflation trade-off. Hiking interest rates too much risks triggering a recession, while not tightening enough risks causing runaway inflation.

It was a tremendous week of market volatility for every asset class on Wall Street. It is still all about inflation and what will be the reaction from central banks.

We are still in negative gamma, and that works both ways - big moves up and down. The options market is pointing to strong support at 4050-4000 on the S&P 500. We closed at 4123 on Friday.

Crude oil supply and demand issues are creating a bullish stance. Buying crude oil sensitive companies on weakness makes the most sense. Read more...

US crude storage failed to build in Q1. What does this mean for oil prices and how high will they go? Click here to read about our thoughts.

OPEC + Russia crude exports are up month-over-month. Read more to see why we still believe oil and energy stocks are in the correction/consolidation phase.

With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine into its second week, the economic fallout is gradually coming into focus.

When the correction is moderate, fundamentally strong stocks can be resilient. But when the correction is 10% or more nothing works. Q4 earnings season though is forcing investors to rethink